Panel Layer Menu.
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Panel Layer Menu.
If I use A Panel Layer. Is the Panel Menu the only way to display the Panel Layer. Also is there a way for the Panel Layer to be visible by default instead of hidden by default? Thanks in advance for the help.
Re: Panel Layer Menu.
The Panel Layer and Panel Menu are 2 different objects. The panel menu already provides you with a menu button to click and open/close the menu.
As for the panel layer, if you search the Help it says this:
If you want it to start open first, then you add an event to the panel layer - ondocumentready and set it to show the panel menu. This will show it open to begin with.
As for the panel layer, if you search the Help it says this:
If you want to create your own button then you will need to use "events" to show/hide the panel menu.Panel Layer
A panel layer is initially invisible, but can slide from the right or left side of the page by using events (show/hide). It's also possible to trigger the panel via the "Panel Menu'.
If you want it to start open first, then you add an event to the panel layer - ondocumentready and set it to show the panel menu. This will show it open to begin with.
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Re: Panel Layer Menu.
OK Thanks, I will give it a try. Also, I really like the Panel Slide Menu Option. I tried to get it to display and hide the Panel Layer but no luck so far.
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Re: Panel Layer Menu.
Thanks so much for your help. I really appreciate it. Everything worked out perfectly.